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One of Wrobleski's goals for BSM is to keep school spirit high.
Principal Wrobleski’s Initiatives and Goals for BSM
Ms. May is making the best of her new classroom situation.
6th Grade Brings Changes to the North Building
BSM senior Charlotte Feller placed in the top percentage of PSAT scorers, making her a National Merit semifinalist.
Seniors Recognized as National Merit Semifinalists
Benilde-St. Margaret's and its neighbor, the Beth El Synagogue, have fostered a connection with their community ties and collectivity.
Benilde-St. Margaret’s Celebrates Nostra Aetate’s 60th Anniversary
New to the halls but not alone, BSM students lend a hand to new students navigating the hallways.
Transfer Students Feel Welcomed
New drivers are more likely to receive the blame in car crashes, but is it always their fault?
New Student Drivers in Car Crashes
Senior Ava Swanson is filled with rage as she struggles to arrive at school on time due to all the construction and traffic.
How To Beat the Traffic
Students are excited for the long Halloween weekend filled with many fun events with friends and family.
Students Share Halloween Plans
The outside of popular dirty soda shop, "Sota," in St. Louis Park.
Students’ Thoughts on Latest Trend, Dirty Soda
The sign-out sheet creates unnecessary distractions for students.
New Sign-Out Sheets Create More Responsibility For Students
The Benilde-St. Margaret's football team secures their spot in state after a 12-7 victory against the Academy of Holy Angels Stars.
BSM boys football punches their ticket to the state tournament
The college commitment process can be a long intense process.
College Athlete Commitment Process
The BSM girls' swim team shows resilience despite a season of low numbers.
Girls Swim Sees a Decrease in Members
The BSM girls volleyball team sweeps Delano 3-0 in the section finals and heads to the state tournament.
Volleyball Heads to State after Sweeping Delano in Section Final
BSM's new athletic trainer hard at work ready to help anyone in need!
Meet Eric Hanson, BSM’s New Athletic Trainer
One of brainrot's most popular memes, "6'7," is commonly seen throughout the BSM community.
“6 7”: The Brainrot Phenonmenon
Snapchat has become a highly obsessed-over app over the years, causing numerous dangers and problems to its users.
The social trap of snapchat
Over the years, the physical appearance of dogs has drastically changed, with health issues appearing as a result.
The Ethics of Dog Breeding
BSM students put up green and blue hearts around the halls as a visible symbol of solidarity.
BSM Stands With Annunciation
The number of those joining the military has been declining in recent times.
Why Has Military Enrollment Declined?
The performative men trend goes far deeper than a simple competition; it's a reflection of the current social climate, which mocks femininity and treads on feminism.
The Implications of Performative Men
Halloween season brings horror movies back to the big screens.
Horror movies set the tone for Halloween
As technology has overtaken our modern world, physical materials that were once crucial seem redundant as people use their phones for everything. This leads to a complete dependency on electronics.
Technology Has Taken Over
Students have to keep their phones and backpacks in their lockers from 8:00 am to 2:35 pm.
Phones and Backpacks Must Be Kept In Lockers
New immigration policies are negatively impacting people around the United States—we need to stop these unjust policies.
Immigrants Are Not “Aliens”
Colleen Hoover's Regretting You is the perfect, cozy, emotional movie for Fall.
Regretting You Is Almost a Regrettable Watch
The third installment of the Monsters series on Netflix is a sadly misleading retelling of events on the story of Ed Gein.
Monsters: A Review
The 2025 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, also described as "a girl's Super Bowl," drew lots of positive attention since their 2024 comeback.
Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Is Back
The Black Phone 2 released on October 17th, 2025 is a must-see horror movie this fall!
Black Phone 2 Review
Dancing with the Stars season 34 celebrity cast is full of talent.
Dancing with the stars: this year’s exciting celebrity lineup
High School Musical made it look magical, while real high school is a little less choreography and a lot more chaos.
High School Is Not a Musical
BSM students take on one of Minnesota’s spookiest attractions this Halloween season.
Top 5 Haunted Houses in MN
Balancing school and home doesn’t have to be chaotic; smart organization strategies can help students cut stress and take back control.
Organization Tips for Students
Milo Dungan knows when the one-minute bell hits to get to class, especially before homeroom.
Students Hear A New Chime
Local ice cream shops in Minnesota are the true hidden gems when you're craving something sweet.
Sweet Spots of Minnesota
Teacher Lore: Mr. Ponnet [Podcast]
Teacher Lore: Mr. Ponnet [Podcast]
Take the loaf out of the oven, let it cool for an hour, and enjoy!
A Visual Guide to Making Sourdough [slideshow]
The Presidential Sledgehammer: Editorial Cartoon
The Presidential Sledgehammer: Editorial Cartoon
Teacher Lore: Mr. Hillman [Podcast]
Teacher Lore: Mr. Hillman [Podcast]
Teacher Lore: Ms. Rathmanner [Podcast]
Teacher Lore: Ms. Rathmanner [Podcast]
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Andy Hudlow and Colin Sheeley
May 18, 2015
Vaccines are available for a number of diseases, and they're a crucial component of public health efforts.

[Photo] Vacci-Nation

Andy Hudlow, Opinions Editor
March 2, 2015
Which BSM Teacher Are You?

Which BSM Teacher Are You?

Colin Sheeley, Diversions Editor
February 24, 2015
Which BSM Elective Should You Take?

Which BSM Elective Should You Take?

Colin Sheeley, Humor Editor
February 19, 2015
Students in the choir were directed by choir teacher Nancy Stockhaus.

[Photo] Annual winter concert held amongst holiday festivities

Madison Hicks, Social Media Manager
December 17, 2014
Students wore pins today to raise awareness on the school-to-prison-pipeline.

[Photo] BSM Justice Club: the school-to-prison-pipeline is a problem that matters

BSM Justice Club
November 14, 2014
Regardless of a student's personal opinion, BSM has every right to require religion classes

[Photo] BSM needs a Catholic curriculum

Kate Sprenger and Danielle Carr
November 3, 2014
Modern teenagers often become absorbed with their phones, sometimes missing out on real relationships

[Photo] Emoticons vs. Emotions

Bergen Flom, Staff Writer
October 29, 2014
Abe "Dr. Love" Fortier strikes a pose for his latest photoshoot

[Photo] Dr. Love on planning the perfect date

Abe Fortier, Staff Writer
October 3, 2014
Senior Colin Sheeley enjoys the full experience of reading The Lord of the Flies.

Hipsteria

Colin Sheeley, Humor Editor
September 26, 2014
Pop Psychology combines heavy synths, dance beats, and harmonious vocals for a sound distinctly Neon Trees.

Neon Trees latest album addresses darker and diverse topics

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
April 25, 2014
Mrs. Maura Brew, who teaches Honors English 9 among other English electives, is looking forward to returning to the five and five schedule. After a year with an extra class, teachers are relieved to return to the former workload.

Teachers return to workload of five classes a semester

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
March 16, 2014
Junior Tommy Borin dressed his best on the first day of March Madness week, Mismatch day. Students, like Tommy, have dressed to extremities like this throughout the week on many themed days.

March Madness week

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
March 14, 2014

National speaker to present to students on Friday

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
February 11, 2014
Senior Jeremy Pastir submitted this piece, "Walter White," to the MSAA competition, earning an honorable mention for it.

BSM artists recognized for talents

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
February 7, 2014

Theology department develops book club

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
January 27, 2014
Jordan Belfort's memoir on his time on Wall Street was adapted by Martin Scorsese, starring Leonardo DiCaprio.

“Wolf of Wall Street,” the memoir and movie, fully depict depravity

Andy Hudlow and Colin Sheeley
January 23, 2014
All in front of an unobservant science teacher, Mr. John Sabol’s 9th grade buddy started a five-foot high fire in the middle of a Physical Science class. The friend then fanned the flame with a fire blanket in hopes of extinguishing it, but ended up caking the entire room in a layer of antique fire extinguisher smoke instead. “By the time he got out the fire extinguisher, I was on the ground crying. I remember the next class we were in he came in late and received a slow clap by the entire room,” Sabol said. The unfortuitous friend received an in-school suspension and lost his “safety points” for the day.

Teacher Flashbacks

Caitlin Hood and Colin Sheeley
January 16, 2014
BSM lunchroom prepares to implement new recycling program

BSM lunchroom prepares to implement new recycling program

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
January 14, 2014
Health teacher Ms. Alisa may helps freshman Madison Semler with the correct procedure for chest compressions.

Freshmen learn life saving techniques with CPR unit

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
December 17, 2013

Student complaints result in revised finals schedule

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
December 16, 2013
Students from around the metro gathered in the Moore Library on Friday. They listen to faculty and student speakers and were commended for their academic achievement.

Metro-area academic achievers come to lunch at BSM

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
December 9, 2013
Due to the success of the clothing drive, two teachers dyed their hair.

Winter clothing drive proves successful

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
December 4, 2013

Blake School hosts talk on bullying

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
October 29, 2013
Wild Child's emotional lyric are consistent with the revival of folk movement.

“The Runaround” shows maturity from folk-group Wild Child

Colin Sheeley, Staff Writer
October 24, 2013
British artist Kate Nash will be at First Avenue on October 30th.

Fall calendar packed with future Arts and Entertainment hits

Adam Eldred and Colin Sheeley
September 23, 2013
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